I realize that. So does CREA. They have a world renowned methodology, and they are able to publish the price. They have it at $811,700 right now, versus $641,300. Those are verified numbers. They just published them today showing a 26% increase, which is double what you're reporting. Frankly, I'm not aware of anybody who believes that we're only up 13% year over year on house prices. I'd be very curious to see what benchmark price you have for this year and last.
I want to move on to the weighting issue. You weight homeowners' replacement cost as 5.6% of the CPI. According to data also published by your agency, there were about $450 billion of real estate transactions from Q3 2020 to Q3 2021. That works out to 18% of the GDP.
Why is it that the homeowners' replacement cost [Technical difficulty—Editor] 5.6% of CPI, when in fact home purchases in dollar volume are 18% of the entire economy, three times higher in relative terms?